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Unable to import mkl on Gordon, v0.45.RC2 #1238
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@mingtaiha can you say a bit more about what you were trying to do when you get this error? The ticket is not referenced in the testing spreadsheet... |
Sure, sorry for the short description. I was running 09_mpi_units.py. I posted this error in its own ticket as opposed to adding it to Ticket #1239 as the My radical-stack:
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I tried in a number of different ways, but I did not manage to reproduce this problem. Could you please check if you not loading |
One thing I just realized: I am on a slightly different Python version:
How did you get to your version? |
@mingtaiha - can you check if you can reproduce, and if the mkl module is somehow loading in your user-specific setup. If it persists, a copy of the pilot sandbox is needed to debug. |
I tried it again and I get the same error. The error can be found in rp.session.workflow.iu.xsede.org.mingtha.017224.0000-pilot.0000.zip |
Can you please send me the following files from
Thanks! |
Hmm, also, from the sandbox it seems that the error of not finding the mkl module is non-fatal -- installation otherwise succeeds, and units are being executed, right? Those fail due to missing mpi4py, but that is a different issue altogether, right? Do the other (non-mpi-) examples succeed?
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I opened an xsede ticket on the error message - at this point I don't see this stopping v0.45. Tests on Gordon work ok otherwise. |
XSEDE confirmed this to be a module dependency issue which will be fixed on their end. Since its non-fatal anyway, this ticket is being closed. |
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